Western Balkans - Demand for skills in Albania : an analysis of the skills towards employment and productivity survey (English)

The ‘Skills Towards Employment and Productivity Employer Survey’ (or STEP Employer Survey) provides new and important insights into measuring the transversal skill sets valued by employers. The STEP Employer Survey is part of a multicountry research program launched by the World Bank to provide comparable measures of cognitive, noncognitive, and technical skills and assess how different skill sets affect individuals’ labor market opportunities. This...

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Honorati,Maddalena;

Johansson De Silva,Sara;

Kupets,Olga;

Inoue,Keiko;

Kelmendi,Flora;

Miyamoto,Koji;

Santillana Farakos, Ana María;

Valerio, Alexandra;
Document Date
2018/06/18
Document Type
Working Paper
Report Number
AUS0000220
Volume No
1
Total Volume(s)
1
Country
South Eastern Europe and Balkans, Western Balkans,
Region
Europe and Central Asia,
Disclosure Date
2018/06/21
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
Doc Name
Western Balkans - Demand for skills in Albania : an analysis of the skills towards employment and productivity survey
Keywords
Program for International Student

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Honorati,Maddalena; Johansson De Silva,Sara; Kupets,Olga; Inoue,Keiko; Kelmendi,Flora; Miyamoto,Koji; Santillana Farakos, Ana María; Valerio, Alexandra.

Western Balkans - Demand for skills in Albania : an analysis of the skills towards employment and productivity survey (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/262231529562176390

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